Structured
Cabling
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GGR Communications
offers complete Category 5, Category 5E and Fibre optic LAN cabling solutions. In addition
our Cabling engineers are able to install data centre cables. |
Category 5 / Cat5
Cat5 is a 4 pair (8 wire) twisted
pair copper cable. Cat5 568A class D cable is capable of running up to 100Mbps, and comes
in shielded (FTP / STP) or unshielded (UTP) cable, with UTP being the most commonly used
cable.
Category 5E
Cat5E is also a 4 pair (8 wire)
Twisted pair copper cable. However by manufacturing the cable to a higher
quality, with more refined twisting of the copper pairs, Cat5E is capable of running to
data rates of 155Mbps. All of GGR Communications current installations of structured
cabling are to certified to Cat5E. Due to the higher specification of Cat5E, testing from
end to end is a vital part of ensuring the quality and integrity of the installation.
Cat5E is particularly sensitive to bad installation practice. For this reason each GGR
Communications Cat5E installation is tested and certified.
Cat5E structured cabling for your
modern building needs.
Cat5E cabling is a very versatile and cost effective cabling system
which can be used (with adapters where appropriate) for the following different services
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Voice (analogue & digital) |
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Ethernet |
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Fast Ethernet |
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Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) @
25Mbps or 155Mbps |
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Asynchronous RS-232 Data (E.g.
terminals/modems) |
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IBM Twin-Ax |
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Basic Rate ISDN (2B+D) |
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Primary Rate ISDN (30B + D) |
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V.11 Synchronous Communications |
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Telex |
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Centronics Printer (Via line
drivers) |
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Remote keyboard/monitor/mouse (via
line drivers) |
This means you cut down
installation costs, by having one type of building cabling rather than many different
sorts for different applications.
Fibre Optical
Fibre Optical cabling offers many
advantages over copper cabling. It offers greater distance, higher bandwidth allowing it
to carry more data further distances. In addition Fibre optical cable is often used for
security reasons. Fibre cable is very difficult to tap into compared with copper cable
that radiates a copy of the signal passed through it. For this reason Fibre optical cable
is used frequently in military installations.
Within the LAN world Fibre is used
to provide high bandwidth links. It may be used to run Ethernet, Fast Ethernet or Gigabit
Ethernet links at much longer distances that that permitted by Cat5 copper cabling. For
example Fibre optical cabling would be used to connect around a large building area or
between buildings.
Cable Termination Service
GGR Communications offers cable
termination services for both copper and Fibre cables. This is used by third parties who
do have the facilities to install building cable but do not want to get involved with the
termination of the cabling. GGR Communications can provide our engineers to terminate at
both the patch panel and the wall outlet. In addition they will provide the testing and
upon successful testing certify the installation.
GGR Communications installation
engineers are trained to a very high skill level, in the latest installation guidelines and
new technologies
GGR Offers
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Cat5 / Cat5E cabling |
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UTP and STP cabling |
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Fibre optical cabling |
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Telephone system cabling
Integration |
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Integration of voice, data and
legacy systems |
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Advice on cabling requirements |
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Health check on existing cabling
installations |
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100mHz testing on new or existing
cabling |
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Cable Termination Services |
Talk to
GGR about your cabling needs to find the best solution for your company.
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